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By: manny_pantera
New: 21-02-2008 21:35
Updated: 21-02-2008 21:35
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23-02-2008 13:44
manny_pantera
Re: pic: our robot parking almost finished sunday 02/17/2008
hey if any body like our robot please post a comet with you team number and your name
thanks
manny.
23-02-2008 14:03
Leav
Re: pic: our robot parking almost finished sunday 02/17/2008
Hi!
Leav here from Israel's ThunderBolts [2630].
I Really like how your robot is not the conventional "box" design..
Some more information about it would really be nice.
For example those 24" pistons look very suited for the job. how fast do they open the scissor lift? seems to me they also help keep the system rigid (most scissor lifts I have seen are pretty wobbly), is this true?
do you use two drive wheels and two "crazy wheels"? is there one crazy wheel up front and one back or just two front? (or maybe just one in the front 
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how do you pick up the ball? (do you?)
good luck with your robot. seems like a very reliable design to me!
-Leav
24-02-2008 15:25
prettycolors91
Re: pic: our robot parking almost finished sunday 02/17/2008
Hey Panteras the 'bot looks awesome this year!!
Hopefully we'll see you in Atlanta later in the season...
Good Luck from HOT (and of course we still remember you!)
Megan
24-02-2008 15:37
Danny McC
Re: pic: our robot parking almost finished sunday 02/17/2008
Well I have a feeling it wont tip. I like the scissor design. Looks like it could be kinda dangerous. Best of luck at your comps.
25-02-2008 10:52
manny_pantera
Re: pic: our robot parking almost finished sunday 02/17/2008
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Originally Posted by Leav
Hi!
Leav here from Israel's ThunderBolts [2630]. I Really like how your robot is not the conventional "box" design.. Some more information about it would really be nice. For example those 24" pistons look very suited for the job. how fast do they open the scissor lift? seems to me they also help keep the system rigid (most scissor lifts I have seen are pretty wobbly), is this true? do you use two drive wheels and two "crazy wheels"? is there one crazy wheel up front and one back or just two front? (or maybe just one in the front )how do you pick up the ball? (do you?) good luck with your robot. seems like a very reliable design to me! -Leav |
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